I have an Incipio iPhone 5 case that I have to remove to plug in microphone or headphones- do you need to do that with this case as well?
12954
I have no problems plugging in my headphones. I have had issues with other cases not being about to plug in headphones, etc but not with this case at all.
1510046
yes, but I trimmed mine off for easy plugging and unplugging. I love the case especially for the price.
1610984
your iPhone should've came with a little screw in adapter for your headphones. It's black and about 2 in long. Unscrew the twist off plug on the bottom of your Life Proof case once you have it on your phone. Screw in the adapter and make sure the headphones are snapped in the adapter all the way. You'll know it's in when you feel it snap in. I hope this helps.
143213
No, it seems to be built into it. The only way to remove it would be to cut it out. Since I use a USB Mic on the stand, I just taped it to the stand
1580369
Yes. But there will be some push back by the silicone around the audio jack, if the plastic end on the plug is wide. In my experience I was never restricted by the the opening in the silicone. I broke the case, due to my own error over Christmas, so I am sorry I cant provide an up to date review and analysis. I would still highly recommend buying this case, great product for a great price! Hope that helps.
330403
Hello,There is no need to remove your case. Although the MobiAria does not offer a lightening dock, you are able to connect your iPhone's audio by Bluetooth and charge your iPhone with the USB charging port.Sincerely,iLuv Support
844162
The headphone plug is on the end of the case, opposite of the end with the power button. We bought the case for iPod 5 and it works fine.
1032609
My headphones plug straight in. I don't think it'd be a problem, but don't know for sure. The holes lined up perfectly for everything to plug into, and the case is super thin. I'm still very happy with it.
367242
The headphones come with two cable extensions - one with in-line volume control and microphone, and the other that is a basic 3.5mm cable extension. I use the volume control/microphone one (don't even know where the other one is), and it fits well into the iPhone with several cases (the end is vertical rather than having a 90-degree angle like many regular headphones. I should say that I tend to use more "open" style cases that have more room around the headphone jack than some thicker cases, but I think the end of the inline version will fit through most cases.
1272373
You would need to add the iphone 5 adaptor, and the apple adaptor does not work with phone cases, I need to take the case out when I use the adaptor my phone case is more stylish, but If you have one of those that are heavy duty is pain in the neck to take the phone out every time it needs to be charge...
1425398
Yesss! This is an issue, only apple headphones or headphones with the same diameter jack as apple headphones will fit through the opening in the case.
907583
No, you should use the extender. The case extends below the bottom of the phone and the channel for the headphone jack to go in is narrower than the original iPhone headphone jack. I guess you could force it, but it seemed like a really tight fit to me and it would be hard to get it out.
721455
Yes, you plug it into your headphone jack and it extends the headphone jack out beyond the case so that you can insert a card reader without having to remove the case each time. We have had no problems using this. If using an iphone, however, there was some type of setting within the microphone that needed to be activated or turned off to get the card reader to work properly. Cannot remember offhand.
295872
This device is for output only. You connect the Fiio to the audio out jack on your iPhone, the sound comes from your iPhone, to the Fiio then gets amplified by this device, then the audio signal goes out to your headphones.I hope that answers your question.It doesn't affect anything going "in" like microphones.
1731003
I have a iPhone 5 with an Incipio case. The Olloclip fit seems just right...not too tight or too lose. The other adaptor is for iPod touchs and iPhones with the curved edges. I don't think you will ever be able to use it with an iPhone 5s.
1969636
I don't take it out of the case. I just open it like a book and talk with the front side facing the back of my ear. To remove the phone from the case to talk probably would be difficult. It is not problematic having it open and at your ear, at least for me.
541847
If your iPhone case is especially think I'm fairly certain it wouldn't work. The audio connector on the cable isn't especially thin or long. A friend of mine with a fairly thin case still needs to remove it to play music.